Church of the Light rituals

Prayers
Prayers are performed at dawn and dusk. The sun is viewed as an important part of the church, as it vanquishes any undead within it's rays. These prayers are done to thank the Lord for the dawn of a new day and to ask for protection during the night. Contents of the prayers vary greatly with each individual.

Consecration
An experienced priest can just use a bottle of chrism, which is scented olive oil used for rituals, and sprinkle the ground around them to temporarily consecrate the ground. Permanent consecration is an entire ritual that's done dependant on the location.

Within churches, incense must burn and all objects are removed from the main altar or lectern, afterwards a candle is lit on the left side of the altar/lectern, for the Lord. Then a candle on the right side for the people. A tiny bit of chrism is springled upon the altar/lectern and spread around, after which a prayer of choice is said. After the oil has dried up the objects can be returned and the church is consecrated.

The same process is done for monasteries, inside it's church, although with a third candle to bless the abbot behind the altar, consecrating all the ground within the outer walls. For graveyards a candle must burn at each grave, and chrism be sprinkled around as a prayer is being said.

Examples of consecrated grounds are churches, monasteries, graveyards and other properties blessed by the abbots and bishops. Users of corrupt or other forms of spiritual magic cannot enter these grounds without experiencing pain.